Dis'cus, n.
Eng. pl. Dis'cus-es; Lat. pl. Dis'ci.
[Lat. See DISK.]
Sense 1. A quoit; a circular and usually perforated plate of metal or stone, intended to be pitched or hurled at a mark.
Sense 2. A disk. See DISK.
Eng. pl. Dis'cus-es; Lat. pl. Dis'ci.
[Lat. See DISK.]
Sense 1. A quoit; a circular and usually perforated plate of metal or stone, intended to be pitched or hurled at a mark.
Sense 2. A disk. See DISK.